Overview As a professorial faculty member in Civil & Construction Engineering, you will lead teaching and mentorship while building a robust, externally funded research program. You will contribute to undergraduate and graduate instruction in construction and facilities management domains and engage with professional organizations. The role supports an interdisciplinary, experiential learning culture focused on sustainable, ethical design and construction of the built environment. This position offers opportunities to shape research trajectories, mentor students, and advance the department's mission at BYU.
Compensation / Benefits- generous funding for capital equipment and supplies
- annual travel budget
- funding for student teaching assistants
- access to extensive computer hardware and software
- acclaimed international study-abroad programs
- state-of-the-art classrooms and laboratories
Responsibilities- Teach undergraduate and graduate courses within a focus area and related fields
- Develop an externally funded research program with graduate and undergraduate mentoring and high-impact publications
- Contribute to professional organizations and engage in service within department, college, and university
Key requirements- Doctorate in construction management, facilities management, civil engineering, or a closely related field
- Ability to teach and mentor students; strong research agenda
- Industry experience is highly valued
- teaching excellence
- mentorship
- service-mindedness
- construction management
- facilities management
- building systems
